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He that loveth pleasure shall be a poor man.

He that loveth pleasure shall be a poor man.

Summary

This quote suggests that indulging in constant pleasure-seeking and prioritizing personal gratification over other responsibilities can lead to poverty. It highlights the potential consequences of solely chasing after enjoyable experiences and neglecting more essential aspects of life such as work, savings, or long-term goals. By emphasizing that excessive focus on pleasure can lead to destitution, this quote serves as a cautionary reminder to find a balance between enjoyment and fulfilling necessary obligations.

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